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winery
[ wahy-nuh-ree ]
winery
/ ˈwaɪnərɪ /
noun
- a place where wine is made
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
GREAT VALUEHerdade do Esporão Monte Velho 2019Esporão is a leading winery in Alentejo, a region of central-southern Portugal known for high-value affordable wines.
So they went to Australia, visiting wineries outside the coastal city of Adelaide.
B Corp certification is good for three years and is renewed only if a company improves its score, so Heuck created a team at Brooks to look at things the winery can do.
That channel evaporated instantly under the pandemic rules, as it did for wineries across the country.
Now, the winery is encouraging online sales, hosting virtual live music nights and promoting its wine club in an effort to offset lost business onsite.
The winery, famed for its sparking wines is located nine miles north of the Moldovan capital of Chisinau.
Another winery, Lagier-Meredith, suffered a similarly devastating fate.
“Picking date is one of the most important stylistic decisions a winery makes,” she explained.
Cleaning the winery, the team has located a mix of “completely smashed barrels, open bung barrels, and intact barrels.”
He admitted his alcoholism had cost him a job at the Ciccone family winery.
Grandmother's favorite excursion was to a picturesque winery set in vineyards and shaded by eucalyptus trees.
The cars then pass in front of the famous San Gabriel Winery, one of the largest in the world.
On this drive all points of interest are visited—the house, winery, race track and stables.
I was a-settin' there in the winery on a kaig, an' he come an' tole me he wanted to see me on business.
After cleaning, the fruit is hauled or shipped to the winery.
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